Download Form 740-EZ (PDF)

Kentucky Short Individual Income Tax Form Updated 11/-0001

Printable Kentucky Income Tax Form 740-EZ

If you're an individual with relatively simple taxes you may qualify to file the simplified tax form 740-EZ. For more information about the Kentucky Income Tax, see the Kentucky Income Tax page.

Kentucky may also allow you to e-file your Form 740-EZ instead of mailing in a hard copy, which could result in your forms being received and processed faster. For more details, read more about the Kentucky e-filing program.

Document Source: http://revenue.ky.gov/NR/rdonlyres/90EBFD76-70E3-4FCC-9BF1-D128077839F6/0/15_42A740EZ0001_FINAL.pdf

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Income Tax Refund Application

If you are due a tax refund for this fiscal year, you must submit a completed Form 40A100 income tax refund request. This form may be used by both individuals and corporations requesting an income tax refund.

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Individual Income Tax Return

Form 740 is the Kentucky income tax return for use by all taxpayers. This PDF packet includes Form 740, supplemental schedules, and tax instructions combined in one document, updated for the 2011 tax year.

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Short Individual Income Tax Form

If you're an individual with relatively simple taxes you may qualify to file the simplified tax form 740-EZ.

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Estimated Income Tax Return

If you do not have income tax withheld from your paychecks by an employer, you may have to submit quarterly estimated payments to Kentucky. You can use the four estimated tax vouchers included in Form 740-ES to mail your estimated payments to the Kentucky

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Form 740 Instructions

This free booklet contains instructions on how to fill out and file your Income Tax Form 740, for general individual income taxes.

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Kentucky Itemized Deduction Worksheet

Specific itemized deductions must be listed on Schedule A and attached to your Form 740 in order to be deducted from your gross income. Schedule A includes fields for deducting local income and property taxes, a percentage of qualifying medical expenses,